Kadafi Forces Backed By Warplanes Push rebels Back -- L.A. Times
The opposition is pushed away from the coastal town of Bin Jawwad, and its advance on Kadafi's hometown of Sirte is halted.
RAS LANUF, Libya — Ground forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Kadafi, backed up by warplanes, pushed rebels away from the coastal town of Bin Jawwad on Sunday to stop their advance on Kadafi's hometown of Sirte.
One fighter, returning wounded from Bin Jawwad to rebel-held Ras Lanuf further east, said Kadafi loyalists had ambushed advancing rebels with machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades.
Asked what he had seen, he replied: "Death." Distraught and bandaged, he would not say more.
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